Choreographer dies
Antony Tudor, choreographer emeritus of the American Ballet Theatre who put. characters and emotions drawn from real life on the ballet stage, has died after a heart attack. He was 79. Critics compared the Londonborn Tudor with George Balanchine and Frederick Ashton. Tudor asked dancers to portray real people in a stylised art form, and to show real emotions. — New York.
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Press, 24 April 1987, Page 6
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